licorice
li
ˈlɪ
li
co
rice
rɪʃ
rish
British pronunciation
/lˈɪkɔːɹɪs/
liquorice

Definition & Meaning of "licorice"in English

licorice
01

having a dark black color, resembling the hue of licorice candy, often used to describe a deep and rich shade of black

licorice definition and meaning
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Examples
The bedroom walls were painted with a deep licorice tint.
Her new dress had a sleek licorice hue that complemented her style.
Licorice
01

deep-rooted coarse-textured plant native to the Mediterranean region having blue flowers and pinnately compound leaves; widely cultivated in Europe for its long thick sweet roots

1.1

a sweet black strong-tasting substance produced from the root of a plant, which is used to make sweets or in medicine

licorice definition and meaning
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Examples
She loved the sweet taste of licorice, and she always kept a bag of licorice candies in her purse.
They were feeling a bit under the weather, so they brewed a cup of licorice tea to soothe their sore throat.
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